Hey :) I'm Lizzie, my favorite hobbies are basketball, soccer, and tennis. :) My favorite subject is math because Mr.Masters makes it very fun! :) My favorite kind of music is Christian music and my favorite singer is Chris August. I'm addicted to Pretty LittleLiars, which is the best show ever invented, along with Modern Family. But, most importantly...DUKE IS THE BEST :)
My Favorite Book My favorite book ever is Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick. The genre is fantasy because it's about a fallen angel from Heaven. The book is mainly about how the main character, Patch, meets this girl named Nora, and he tries to kill her. But, while trying to do this he falls in love with her (as she falls in love with him too.) This is a great book, it is very funny yet romantic with a touch of mystery. I would suggest this book to Twlight lovers. If you want to learn more about this author go toBecca Fitzpatrick. (:
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Kasey and I created an Animoto about Avery County Education in the 1900's and the present. We included many pictures of the schools. Also, there is a section about Arizona Hughes, a dedicated woman that taught for 57 years! Note that we got ALL our information from Avery County Museum, for there wasn't much online. Please enjoy the video and thanks for watching! :)
My Favorite Book
My favorite book ever is Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick. The genre is fantasy because it's about a fallen angel from Heaven. The book is mainly about how the main character, Patch, meets this girl named Nora, and he tries to kill her. But, while trying to do this he falls in love with her (as she falls in love with him too.) This is a great book, it is very funny yet romantic with a touch of mystery. I would suggest this book to Twlight lovers.
If you want to learn more about this author go to Becca Fitzpatrick. (:
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Kasey and I created an Animoto about Avery County Education in the 1900's and the present. We included many pictures of the schools. Also, there is a section about Arizona Hughes, a dedicated woman that taught for 57 years! Note that we got ALL our information from Avery County Museum, for there wasn't much online.
Please enjoy the video and thanks for watching! :)